Vibration Damping OEM Brake Pad Janpanese Car Front Disc Pad BJY7-33-28ZA/D1759

Product Description:

The primary function of brake pads is to provide the necessary friction and stopping power to slow down and stop a moving vehicle. When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure is applied to the brake calipers, which squeeze the brake pads against the brake discs (or drums) attached to the wheels.

Here are the key functions of brake pads in a vehicle's braking system:

• Friction Generation: Brake pads are made of friction materials, such as composite compounds containing heat-resistant resins, fillers, and metal fibers. When the brake pedal is pressed, the brake pads create friction against the rotating brake discs (or drums). This friction converts the vehicle's kinetic energy into heat energy, which slows down and eventually stops the vehicle.
• Heat Dissipation: As mentioned earlier, the friction generated between the brake pads and the brake discs or drums produces a significant amount of heat. Brake pads are designed to handle high temperatures and efficiently dissipate this heat. Proper heat dissipation prevents brake fade and ensures consistent braking performance.
• Wear Resistance: Brake pads are designed to withstand constant friction and wear. They have a specific thickness of friction material that gradually wears down over time. This sacrificial wear of the brake pads helps protect other more expensive components, such as the brake discs or drums. By regularly replacing worn brake pads, you can extend the life of these critical components.
• Noise and Vibration Damping: Brake pads also play a role in minimizing noise, vibrations, and harshness (NVH) during braking. They are designed with features to reduce brake squeal and dampen vibrations that may occur when the brake pads come into contact with the rotating discs or drums. This ensures a smooth and quiet braking experience for the driver and passengers.
• Compatibility with Brake System: Brake pads are engineered to be compatible with the specific braking system of a vehicle. They are designed to fit precisely within the brake calipers and make proper contact with the brake discs or drums. This ensures efficient transfer of braking force and optimal performance.

Overall, brake pads are critical components that provide the necessary friction and wear resistance for safe and effective braking. They contribute to the overall performance and reliability of a vehicle's braking system, ensuring the driver has control over the vehicle's speed and stopping distance.

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Applications:

Brake pads are a crucial component in any vehicle's braking system. Used for the purpose of slowing down cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and even industrial machinery, they come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can be found in four main locations: Automotive Disc Brakes, Drum Brakes, Racing and Performance Applications, and Heavy-Duty and Industrial Equipment.

Most modern cars and trucks typically have disc brakes on the front wheels, or all four wheels if the car is newer. This system includes the brake calipers, which are mounted around the brake discs, and the brake pads, positioned inside the calipers. When the brakes are applied, the pads press against the spinning discs in order to create the necessary friction to slow down the car.

Drum brakes are usually found on certain motorcycles or bicycles, as well as older vehicles. In this type of system, the brake pad is called a brake shoe, and is mounted inside the brake drums. When the brakes are engaged, the brake shoes expand outward, pressing against the drum to generate the necessary friction for braking.

Brake pads are also widely used in high-performance and racing applications because of their special design, which can withstand extreme temperatures. To improve their performance, they are often made up of advanced materials, such as ceramic or carbon fiber, which offer superior heat dissipation and braking capabilities.

In heavy-duty and industrial applications, brake pads are designed to withstand heavy loads and provide reliable braking performance in challenging conditions. They can be found in construction equipment, mining vehicles, and industrial brakes for heavy machinery.

In conclusion, brake pads come in numerous types and sizes, and can be used in many vehicles and machinery. It is essential to make sure that the brake pads used are compatible with the braking system, and recommended by the vehicle manufacturer or a qualified mechanic.

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Packing and Shipping:

Auto brake pads are packaged in corrugated cardboard boxes designed to protect the product during shipping. The boxes are labeled with the product's name and serial number. Inside the box are foam inserts that help cushion the product and ensure that it stays securely in place during shipment.

The boxes are shipped via ground, air, or sea freight depending on the customer's location and order size. The boxes are palletized for larger orders.

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